This MSc in International Relations, Law & Security introduces contemporary issues relating to the course topics, examining them through legal and political viewpoints. It reflects contemporary policies by taking a broad view of ‘security’, rather than simply focusing on traditional areas of concern.

The programme offers a genuinely interdisciplinary experience, which sets it apart from other MSc courses. The core module is co-taught across the School of Government & Public Policy and the Law School, and you are required to choose at least one optional class from each school. Your experience is further enhanced by learning alongside students from other disciplinary backgrounds.